to support the trail of young men fighting for their country while knowing each day could be their last. i've got to stand own battle on a job. on the news trap between the taliban and uncertainty desperate afghans wait and hope for the chance to be lifted out of the country. i cannot promise with the final outcome will be what it will be that it will be without risk of loss. president biden wants the evacuation effort is risky, promising every effort to bring us citizens in afghan allies home. i

haven't seen this is edge, is it alive from doha. also coming up. fully equipped hospitals struggle to treat people off to the earthquake in haiti. and the 3rd prime minister in 3 years. another major change in malaysian politics. ah, the u. s. president is promising to make every effort to evacuate all americans and afghan allies safely as thousands of people struggle to get pos, taller bon checkpoints, to make it to cobble airport job wide and says the evacuations are among the most difficult air lifts in history. warning, he could not predict the final outcome. make no mistake. this evacuation mission is dangerous and evolve risks to armed forces and has been conducted under difficult circumstances. i cannot promise what the final outcome will be,

what it will be that it will be without risk of loss. but as commander in chief, i can assure you that i will mobilize every resource necessary. and as an american, i offer my gratitude to the brave men and women of the us armed forces are carrying out this mission. are incredible. as we continue to work the logistics of evacuation were in constant contact with taliban working to ensure civilians have safe passage through the airport. of the nato chief is describing the situation outside cobble airport as very dire and difficult. it says any future government must allow unhindered humanitarian access and safe and orderly evacuations. the committee to protect gentleness is warning. the women are particularly at risk of taliban persecution. it says that since the taliban took power, 2 prominent female journalists have been barred from their jobs. friday prayers were held across the country. the 1st. since the taliban took control fighters

joined civilians in mosques. they will cause for unity and no in forced dress codes . charlotte bellis begins. are coverage from cobble circling in front of cobble international airport. the gates are closed. the taliban with a common did us weapons and vehicles run security. no one can get through. even filming on the street is not allowed. the taliban has dispersed crowds of people. they know. wait for the down airport road. this is my father certificate. it's there we meet is to la. his father worked his god for to us contractors. your father is high higher than i. he comes here every day to plead his father's case for evacuation. and i don't want to go out on the gate. i am scared. but what can i do? the taliban run after us. they chase and they beat us and i saw women under people's

feet in a stamp and i saw a dead body taken from the airport and put in a car and we have no other option when i don't know what the, the telephone is in charge of securing the airport and protecting us forces and evacuation from being overrun, they are forceful and their crowd control. relying on gunfire and beatings to disperse, the thousands who gather us forces can be seen around the perimeter. just meters from taliban patrols. people played their cake through evacuation raising paperwork to the tower, but they are asked to move on. afghans complain, americans have fired towards them. also, not the one that we're even scared to bring their documents with us every day. we're here because we want them to do something for us because we've done them favors and now we're left here without a future day or every day. the numbers, the vaskins looking for an exit swells. hundreds gather outside the british, french and canadian embassies, hopes brutes. but rumors spread faster. most wisdom besieged have closed,

but they don't know that. $20000.00 applicants have applied for us special immigrant visas, including their families. they measured $70000.00 to eligible for evacuation. there were thousands more foreign nationals and africans who worked with other nations, also waiting for flight out. more than a 100000 people have been evacuated with home of on the on sunday. and still the us is expanding its eligibility criteria and doubling the number of evacuation flights and this weekend. yet many people tell us they are too scared to come to the airport because it would mean passing tell a bon checkpoints for those that do attempt it. they brace for crowds and gunfire, and the disappointment that they will likely be left behind. charlotte bellis ultra 0 cobble or nato has held an emergency meeting on the crisis in afghanistan. it says lessons must be learned about the speed with which the taliban took over the

country sector general yann's sultan told edge data. some nato allies express the need to stay beyond the august 31st deadline to get people out. we have been able to evacuate the thousands of people over the last days and the situation at the airport is so much better now and on and also on in the beginning of the week about we really recognized that the huge hall sca that remains to be done and that was the main issue discussed at the meeting it today. the reality is that actually we have many allies for offer to host, to receive afghans. people coming out from going on. we have many planes enough calling this on the cobbler airport or in the region. the main challenge was to get people to the airport and into the airport. so we have communicated clearly to all of us that they should provides a safe passage for everyone who wants to leave the country and especially,

and enable them to, to go to the airport. some ne, darlise and especially in the states they have had, well, di will called operational tactical compacts with, with all the bonds to make sure that that happens. we have seen some progress, but still it is a very difficult situation outside the airport. it's very unpredictable at the meeting today. many allies express the need to extend the deadline to the timeline beyond the 20 and 31st of august. and that's because they see that with the current pace, we will not be able to get all the people who want to get out by the end of that timeline. i'm concerned about told you i've seen the last weeks, including the very rapid collapse of the african security forces on the political leadership. when we made a decision to end,

then they thought us us and they to persons in gone this on. we were aware of the risks of all the bond returning back to the very wrapped, the false collapse over over all the political leadership and the security forces that was not anticipated. and that of course has created some additional problems. so the problem you are faced with today, then i think it's extremely important to remember that the reason why we went into afghanistan was to prevent of gone from being a safe haven national, terraced after the type of tax organized from i've gone this on against, not the states and 911-2001. for trinity, ezra prevented any attacks on the need to other countries organized from of gone on . and now it is simple to do what we can to preserve those gains of the death toll from saturday's earthquake in haiti. has risen to nearly 2200 people quite damaged a number of buildings, housing critical services among them. southern haiti's only medical oxygen plant.

the last race fears of a worsening humanitarian crisis. as the country struggles to contain an increase in corona vars cases, the organization of american states has held a virtual meeting to discuss the situation. haiti's prime minister ariel henry addressed the media for the 1st time since the earthquake is john home and was there. let's cross live to him in full to prince. so john, what did he have to say? so we were the only international tv crew that we got to ask him a couple of questions which was useful after spending most of this week in the disasters. and the 1st thing that i asked him, he mentioned last evening, which is a part of haiti in the south west. it's really just been absolutely destroyed. it's a chain of villages going along a road. and as you go kilometer off the kilometer,

the flat and the village have 9 said 9 to 8 percent of the buildings in for on his town have been destroyed. so i asked him why has an aide reached regions like this and towns like this. you yourself say, have been completely destroyed. he did not want to answer that question. he just kind of the mike onto his head of civil protection, who said that they're trying to get the different departments that having problems and logistical security. and from there, they'll get them on to the more remote villages, but they are arriving. but actually the heb 9. when we went to that village said he did actually phone the prime minister personally. and the prime minister said, you need to wait. so that's the situation with that. one other thing that i asked him was something that he and his government have wanted to talk about that much has been a big elephant in the room. and that's the fact the along the only road from pull to prints where we are the cap so towards the disasters are in the south west. there's a stretch of it that to going to battling over. and it's very hard and very risky

to get anything through. and as a result, most of the aid has to be lifted into that region. so i asked him, what is your government trying to do to make sure that that road is secure and that the problems that he said the road is better now that they do have a security plan that they couldn't tell us in the press conference, but the things that already approved, he said that just a day or 2 ago and orthopedic surgeon, one of the few that haiti has was actually kidnapped by one of the gangs. so you get the sense of that problem isn't completely on and out. and it's been going on for some time here. and john will bruley was, he'll read of the recovery efforts there, given of course that this is a country that in many ways still hasn't fully recovered from the last earthquake there more than a decade ago. that's completely turned the trauma. quake is still present, especially because the rebuilding process off to the quite many people regard as

bought. there was a lot of money. there was a lot of international aid that went into it and a lot of people left off with asking, where has it gone? and actually another journalist that's been here in a long time in that press conference. awesome. i saw the earthquake cooperation, the aftermath happened. i saw it not go right want, how can you do things differently this time? now the united nations was also present to me and they said that we have lessons that things have to be done differently. has to be the government that needs that. but we think that owning this national operation, and so we can do it better this time. i think that that might not at the moment convince people on looking, especially people, more than 130000 families. the last the hundreds of last everything they have in the still waiting for just the 1st step level and rebuilding just ta, puling. that's what they're asking for plastic covers just to show to them since for a rainy season,

until that starts to happen. the logistics challenges get and the security challenges get ironed out. i think only them maybe we can start to talk about improving on 2010. john, thank you john. home and live for us in port au prince. i feel ahead on that you said affairs for sierra leone government, as plans are made to turn this pristine beach into an industrial harbor. the illegal trade that's endangering a ramp for voice in mexican waters or conservation groups. blame the government, the us and china. ah hello there. let's start in central america where we're watching grace move across essential parts of mexico after making a 2nd land full across that eastern coast. now it's going to bring wet and windy

weather to mexico city. we could see winds of up to 65 kilometers per hour, but it's really the rain that's going to kick in. we could see flooding and mud slides as it works. its way to that west coast is going to break down. that's what happens when these systems move over land. we're also watching on re, as it makes its way to the north east. that's going to bring some really wet and windy weather along the east coast as well as quite a strong storm surge. now it's expected to make land fall in long island and to the south of new england, but it is an unpredictable storm. we're not too sure where it is going to go and we've got high pressure above quebec, and that is making it even more unpredictable. but we'll keep an eye on that system regardless, it is going to bring a lot of weather to that coast and it will be fun. the storms in new york as we go into next week, we're also seeing wet weather, around central areas of canada. we've got a weather system here, and that's going to bring some severe storms rolling across towards the east,

as well as affecting the great lakes and the midwest as we go. insist sunday, that should weather update. the news for more than 10 years to the global financial crisis, you've taken home more than $480000000.00. your companies now bankrupt our economies in the state of crisis. i have a very casey question many last at home. the us who held responsible. i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not take any price for it. thank you, lloyd. the man who still worked on al jazeera ah

the me again, you're watching. i just need a reminder of our top stories this out us president joe biden is promising to make every effort to evacuate. all americans and afghan allies safe biden says the evacuation have been among the most difficult air lifts in history. warning, who could not predict the final outcome? gunfire has been used to push back crowds gathering their cobbles. airport committee to protect journalists is warning the women are particularly at risk of taliban persecution. it says since they took power, 2 prominent female journalists had been borrowed from their jobs. the desktop from a powerful earthquake in haiti on fact today has risen to nearly 2200 people and sullen haiti's only medical oxygen damaged hospitals struggling to treat the

growing number of corona virus. patients in the india has approved. what it says is the world's 1st dna vaccine against corona virus for emergency use. study by the vaccine maker could de la health care claims . the jap has 67 percent efficacy to prevent code 900 symptoms. it will be administered in 3 doses without a needle for adults and children over 12 years old. previous dna vaccines have worked well in animals but not in humans. india is looking to ramp up its vaccination roll out of covered 19 with only 13 percent of its adults fully inoculate to new cove in 1900 cases of recent all time high in the u. s. state of mississippi health officials. they're say, patients are overwhelming hospitals, temporary beds, a be set up in parking garages, and 20000 children on now in quarantine. a week after schools reopen heidi show

castro. the singing river hospital in gulfport, mississippi is bursting at the seams. the waiting room is full. well, yeah, haitians are being treated in hallways and hospital administrator tiffany murdock is just trying to make it work a couple of hours before we can take her. the state of mississippi is reporting some 3500 new cobit cases a day. it's the biggest surge since the start of the pandemic, only 36 percent of residents are fully vaccinated and it's the unvaccinated now filling hospital. is it frustrating period yet that towards the individual personal patient? no, because we're at work and look at them as they're coming in. they have a problem, we have to fix it. we're going to take care of you, no matter. right. but now you're like running your science from facebook,

and that's frustrating with the regular and has a overflow with the patients a hospital 3 weeks ago created. second, i see you through used to be for people recovering from surgery. other staff. we've been very sick over patient delta, very changed everything. i mean it, their younger sticker one day, they'll have a check for a 24 hours later. it's white it out like for pneumonia on those. it's just i've never seen anything like it. test. williamson was hospitalized for 13 days and had to deliver her 1st baby a month early while tethered to an oxygen machine to help with her breathing. she hadn't been vaccinated because at the time it wasn't recommended for pregnant women . i am that 27 year old active patient with no co morbidities that, oh, you know, if they got coded,

they would be fine. and that wasn't the case. was this close from innovation? and i see you, i was this close from not being able to come home was my brand new baby girl. the family is doing well though tessa remains on oxygen. her case hit the staff hard because tessa works in the hospital. her admittance inspired 30 co workers to get vaccinated so that it can happen to them. and another one told me, you know, it's not just the 25 year old that we just rolled in and had to innovate because they couldn't bring the 35 year old that we had to activate. because there long's class, after a rise in hospitalization, a rise in death usually follows no amount of vaccinations now will immediately stop that process. and so it is feared in mississippi. still darker days are to come. code and ammonia and rated for heidi. jo, castro, al jazeera, gulfport, mississippi, malaysia, as

a new prime minister. it's 3rd in as many years. is my submarine, who was appointed after receiving support from my majority of m. p. 's, he succeeds. my had been yet seen, who resigned on monday after his coalition fell upon foreign st. louis reports from quality is miles. sabri echo is malaysia. the 9th prime minister. he was appointed by the constitutional monarch. so turn up to la sultan after shot, after securing backing from a 114 members of parliament in a 222 c lower house. his appointment means the new ruling alliance is made up of the same parties as the previous administration led by mill. you didn't? yes. and he resigned on monday, after losing the support of 15 am piece. the transition means the united malays national organization or um no will be in an even stronger position because is miles sabri is the parties vice president. i'm not, you know,

at the drivers seat of the ruling correlation, a position which it has been competing for the last one and a half years. then it came back to government again, you know, route the country for more than 60 years before it was voted out in 2018 because of a corruption scandal. current president said committee and former premier not you broke up a fighting corruption cases in court and deny charges against the the party returned to par last year when several m. p 's including we didn't, who are part of a new reform is government that had room for less than 2 years. switched sides. analysts say they don't expect much policy to change its most. certainly a very experienced politician, but perhaps not the most inspiring one. you will eventually the, based off the last government because he was giving the daily briefings on and then

the combat efforts and san malaysia is tackling its worst wave of corona virus with one of the highest number of daily new infections and deaths in the region. a state of emergency and a locked down have been ineffective in curbing rise in cases and public anger has grown. at the time of the announcement of is mild. sotheby's appointment, nearly 350000 malaysians had signed an online petition to protest against his leadership. the king has said, any new prime minister must demonstrate majority support by holding a vote of confidence in parliament, which is set to reconvene next month. but with is miles sorry, holding the same level of support as we had ingestion when he came into power last year. some analysts say a new administration does not necessarily mean a more stable government. florence li al jazeera, quite a lot of people living around one of west africa's key eco tourism sites say they

are fighting for survival. black johnson beach is just outside sierra leon's, capital free town, and his feigned for the marine life and surrounding rain, forest and wildlife. now the government wants to build an industrial harbor. there are many greece reports. the days catch begins to arrive in the hour to be a marine protected area of free town fish traders and by is eagerly await from. but a kudos sting. raise to crustaceans, much externally and fish is consumed looking. but the bulk of the catches hold by $40.00. off the coast. fishermen widicker all my says the new project with change that the several we are the value to our our product, to the call to you for the past. yes. the i've been that by the, you know, are,

you can market with mix up of every blessing because a lot have an activity in market. this is where the government wants to cite behalf of an area with white sand beaches and pristine forest. well, it's all almost been told me, but there was property, sit on 3 acres, a piece of real estate, the vows to keep the government pressure get so it describes the plan to take over the property as a desperate land grab about it. i don't think they want to do. yeah, they want to do different things. that's why they want 250 cars. because if they want to do about boys not to, i'm going to cause federally insufficient. marine resources has an estimated value of $400000000.00 a year, but the country likes the capacity to extract the maximum you can make benefit from it. the government says the project will allow setting you on

a country with your resources to process and package it, rather than send it to neighboring countries. it use this will create jobs and more revenues. but could you say the location is wrong? they want that if the project goes ahead, it could lead 20 ecological and human disaster. despite the warning, the government says its mind is met up. no, not going to change on my. we are just going to do the 10 doctors good for this country and that is correct for this country. that future generations will c o this people did. this thing for us they can on the benefits of the proposed project was never in doubt for both its proponents and no point. but activists blamed the government for much of the confusion surrounding it. because our civil society, we are more concerned about the environmental impact of the project. first of all, when you had about the time, it didn't come from any official source because government was kind of comfortable to open up discussion to bring interest for

a discussion around the table with gaster the investments. we know why no chinese look. i got the black joke. the 55000000 project will be executed with a grant from china. the government upstairs and fishermen insist the benefits far outweigh the risk. and abandoning it is out of the question. with land owners threatening international legal action against their own government. this could be a long drawn out battle between the 2 sites. i mean, he got up from the prison. i would you see that, like johnson, c, l, u, a black market demand for an exotic fish found in mexico's gulf of california is endangering a rapport. voice, fisherman, blame the crisis on the government's mismanagement of environmental policies. manuel, rapids reports fishing. his hard business in san felipe it aside

from the punishing heat, tougher fishing restrictions have force many here to tighten their belts. load in. so garcia, the local fisheries association says fishermen are being collectively punished for criminal activity in the protected waters of the upper gulf of california exam was going to fill up with killer. we know there is illegal fishing, but we've been fighting for 30 years to keep our fishing permits and maintain our cooperative. it isn't fair that we're being lumped in with those who do not respect the 0 tolerance policy. the no fishing boundaries along with a ban on gil nets were put in place to protect a rare porpoise that lives only in these waters. it's known in mexico as the vector . but many believe the laws aimed at protecting lucky does have failed to stop illegal fishing. spurred by a high demand for another rare species, the guava boys of fish that has us gallbladder, which has been spike balloon, that allows the fish to move up and down in water that has

a very high value in china through legal trafficking. so people are fishing for by using governance, killing bucket does to traffic to extract the bladder and traffic gets to china. really night. states to, to other gallbladder had become so sought after even drug cartels are said to be in on the action. these specimens are quite small, but we're told that a single full grown to do of a swim bladder can be worth more than a kilo of cocaine. in an effort to disrupt the to swab a black market, trade conservation is or bedding onto to ob, farming, the well intentioned, some worry. these efforts may not be enough to save the endangered buck ether and its local fishermen who seem to be paying the price. it's important to recognize that that legal fishing is important for many communities and mexico and the upper

gulf form. yes, there are alternatives for legal fishing that we need to support local legal fishermen in the area and our economy culture tips for them. and i would express our concern because of the decrease in budgets, the from the federal government for environmental institutions and mexico that we've been seeing since 6 or 7 years back. experts agree. the problem requires action by the governments of mexico, the u. s. and china to crack down on the trafficking of endangered species in the upper gulf of california. many hope whatever the solution may be. it will strike a balance between conservation and the livelihood sufficient communities. manuel rap, hello al jazeera san felipe and mexico. ah .